Somerset Progressive School supports children and young people with a range of additional needs, including Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties, Autism, ADHD and learning disabilities. The school provides tailored support designed to meet each pupil's individual needs and help them achieve their potential.

Yes. Somerset Progressive School is a Section 41 approved school, which means parents, carers and local authorities can request for the school to be named within an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). 

The school provides structured, personalised learning programmes and specialist support for autistic pupils. Staff work closely with each learner to develop communication, emotional regulation, social skills and academic achievement in a supportive environment.

Most pupils are referred through their local authority as part of the EHCP process. Families, professionals and local authorities can also make an enquiry or referral directly to discuss availability and suitability.

Yes. Prospective families and professionals are encouraged to speak with the team and arrange a visit to learn more about the school's environment, curriculum and support available.

The school delivers a broad and balanced curriculum that is adapted to meet individual learning needs. Programmes are designed to support both academic progress and personal development, helping pupils build confidence and prepare for future pathways.

Supporting emotional wellbeing is a key part of the school's approach. Staff work closely with pupils to help them develop resilience, emotional regulation, positive relationships and strategies for managing challenges in everyday life.

The school supports pupils in planning their next steps, whether that involves further education, vocational training, employment opportunities or another appropriate pathway, helping them develop the skills and confidence needed for adulthood.

Yes. Somerset Progressive School operates across two sites in Somerset, helping ensure pupils can access the most appropriate learning environment for their needs.

You can submit a referral through Keys 'Make a Referral' or contact the education team directly to discuss a child's needs, placement availability and the next steps in the admissions process.